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AEMORABTETA.
ee Amicosluos convocaret ad Funus, Splendideque eos sepeliree, acque
eriperec in eorum monumentis columnas, quibus epiraptilacorum
insculperer. sElian. rar. his. lib. 8. cap. 4.
Matricidium.
Helalonice rxor Castandri, regis Macedonum, ab AntipAErOR-
L lio, cum ricam etiam per marernarbera (olim siquidem etiam
recina ip(a prores suas lactabanc) deprecaretur, incerfcitur. Tustin-
lib. 10. Ibid. in parricidio nulla Paris iusta causa ad sceleris patrocini-
Aexandri falicitas.
Imnullonostium rnquam congressus est, quem non vicerie: nul-
Olam rrbem obsedic, quam non expusnauerit: nullam gentem a-
drie quam Hes calcaverit. Idem lib. 12.
Rhetor malus.
Vintilian. lib. 8. cap. 2. retere, Fuisse olim Rhecorem, qui discipu.
Josnihil aliud docebat, quam obscurandxe elocutionis racionem,
dicens, exorsoor exotoor obscura obscura.
Socratis tolerantia.
Fare solitus dicitur Socrates pertinaci Catu perdius, atque pernox.
Dasummo lucis ortu ad solem alcerum orienrem, inconniuens, im-
mobilis, iidem in rellisiis, ore arque oculis in cundem locum dire-
ctis, cogicabundus: eanquam secessu mentis quodam, atque animi a
corpore. Ocllius lib. 2. Cap. X.
Alcibiadis pulchritudo.
L22.
Rat Aleibiades Acheniensis praectanti Forma, _ re air SocrateS,
LnaMSoS rEnaiuctrsO: mansicque ei lua pulchritudo per omnem a-
tatem, auctore Plucareho Ouare etiam indicio Apollinis Gracorum
omnium Formolissimus eAthabitus. Plin. lib. 34. C2p. 6. Itaque ad eius
Formam Cita opera exigebane cacuarii, qui summam exprimere vul-
chricudinem rolebane: Auctores Clemens Alexandrin. ArnobiuS, A-
rictaenetus, alii. Calaub. in Pex(II Pac. 4.
Sienum crucis coronacinctum.
Vliano sacrificanei in exris apparuie signum crucis, coronacircunda
Atum. Hlinc Coniectores caeperune suspieari, nullos nec temporum,
neclocorum fines doctrinae Christiana saruros esc. Primum, quod
coronaest signum victoria. Deinde, quod Forma circularis, ex omni
parre incipiens, e in se delinens finem designat nullum. Hancinter-
precarionem malione elusiraruspex. Vide Niceph. lib. 10. CaP. 3.
X.
Cth PTACCKI POTCH.
Mira